Word: third
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...recent interview with The New York Times, Senator Joseph R. Biden (D- Del) said that voters traditionally latch onto third-party candidates partly out of frustration over the current state of affairs than out of any real affinity for the candidate himself...
Harvard travels to Ithaca, N.Y. on Saturday, resuming its Ivy schedule against Cornell. The Big Red (5-3, 2-1) notched its third straight win Tuesday, beating Albany...
...being part of a larger community of fellow believers. All of the leaders said they shared the same fundamental beliefs of the Christian faith: First, that all people have sinned and are therefore separated from the perfection of God. Second, that we cannot ourselves make atonement for our faults. Third, Jesus Christ lived on this earth as both man and God and sacrificed His own life for each of us so that we may meet the demands of justice. And fourth, through a personal relationship with God, people can not only accept the gift of eternal life with...
...this brings us to the third factor. None of this matters without an intense work ethic and a dedication to success. Nobody enjoys pain, nobody enjoys exhaustion, but everyone on that team must endure those trials if they really want to enjoy winning...
...China, which accounts for just under a third of the world's smokers, presents an almost untapped market to U.S. cigarette manufacturers stung by a drop-off in smoking in America and Europe. "Some in Asia charge that because U.S. companies are being frozen out of American markets, they're turning to the Third World to keep the business going," says TIME correspondent William Dowell. But China's smoking problem may have a lot less to do with the allure of Western cigarette advertising than with prevailing social conditions. "If you're an ordinary worker in a Chinese industrial city...